i guess ND was watching Games last night from Vancouver...and so still sleeping...lolDNT2003 said:Good Thursday monring everyone... How is everyone doing? No much going on today....
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i guess ND was watching Games last night from Vancouver...and so still sleeping...lolDNT2003 said:Good Thursday monring everyone... How is everyone doing? No much going on today....
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What kind of documents?rrv said:Hi all,
Please advice me whether I should get the supporting documents attested by a JP (Justice of Peace) or they needs to be notarized by a notary public?
Thanks for your kind help!
I think u should disclose your previous address and explain u forgot to mention it(address on a passport? really? that's new to me!)thecoolguysam said:Hello everyone,
I have got a letter from embassy asking for my old passport which i not sent which was expired.
The date of birth was mentioned incorrect in my old passport and the address mentioned in that old passport was not mentioned while filing application for PR.
Now I had made an affidavit stating that the old passport had incorrect date of birth and when passport was renewed the date of birth was corrected and its stamped by notary public.
What should I do about the address which was mentioned in my old passport which I have not mentioned while filing the application?
What do you guys have to say about it? Please assist.......... thanks in advance!
fprince said:@ Brin, IND PP have a stupid address on the last page....And i agree, once you don send a old PP it is a red flag whether you forget it or not as i believe the PPR letter states send Old/New PP.
Address in the PP does not need to match where you currently reside, BUT address needs to be in the forms the applicant fills " address in last 10 years ", if it is a mismatch, again Trouble.
I can't quite recall!! :-[thecoolguysam said:the old pasisport was issued in 1993 and the address was mentioned at that point of time. It has been more than 10 years i.e. around 18 years. What you guys have to say about it?
brin said:I can quite recall!! :-[
Someone correct me if I am wrong...
They ask for addresses since u were 18 yrs old (redsided more than 6 mnths) don't they?
If that was the case, and u were younger than 18 ( ) when that ppt was issued..then no reason to worry abt it!!!!
FebPr...!!!FebPR said:They ask for addresses since the age of 18. and a police clearance certificate if you have stayed in a country for more than 6 months.
Now let's say within India, you stayed 1 year in New Delhi and 2 years in Bangalore, will you need 2 police certificates as there are 2 addresses with more than 6 months. I would say yes, as the police clearance certificate is based on information maintained by Districit Information Bureau and they are separate for states in India.
Cheers!!
NO Guys, chillbrin said:FebPr...!!!
My husband has lived in diff states throught his school and college days in India...but when he went to get a PC, the police office had told him he doesn't have to travel to diff states and all he needs is a PC from where he resides currently!!! Pls tell me they were correct!!!
So far ND hasn't asked my husband for any new PC or anything...So..hoping it's ok!
That's a little insane though...It took abt a mnth and a half to get a PC from Chennai....if they want PC from diff states then he should have resigned his job and travelled around India collecting PC's!!!!
fprince said:NO Guys, chill
You only need a PCC from an other country if you live for more than 6 months..ex 6 months in Aus and 6 months in NZ..you need 2.
If you live in Chennai& Banglore - You only need 1 , i am 100% sure. In India it is only one PCC. 8)
Thanks fprince!!!! so relieved!!! I think this topic came up earlier too! but FebPR....u shook my confidence!!!fprince said:NO Guys, chill
You only need a PCC from an other country if you live for more than 6 months..ex 6 months in Aus and 6 months in NZ..you need 2.
If you live in Chennai& Banglore - You only need 1 , i am 100% sure. In India it is only one PCC. 8)